This Has Got To Be A Joke
 

Just ended on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWA:IT&ih=003

This guys hallucinations are a direct result of the CIA's LSD experiments back in the 1960s :eek: :p :D


Lew

:mad: :mad: .....and of course the guy holding it is the original Taliban owner also!!
Where do people get this s..t from??!!

I've seen this junk advertised as everything from antique Samurai to genuine Medieval but this has got to be the best yet.
Regards,
Norman.

Looks like a kid to me.

Probably is a joke, the accounts been inactive for 16+ months.

Spial

Actually this monster could been bought in Afghanistan, or close to any military base around the world.
You cannot imagine what the locals sell to soldiers! I have seen with my own eyes fantasy knifes and swords in Kabul. And believe me, they sell :D

Aren't these called 'Fantasy' daggers .....found everywhere, ....in the dark ages when dragons ruled ........common in the domains of 'Middle earth'...a great favourite of Elves....they are even attributed to civilisations in the far flung reaches of the galaxy....... :shrug:

With such a pedigree......I could never understand why they are so cheap to buy :rolleyes: ;)

So it is a dragon dagger from Middle Earth Afghanistan? One of those deep dark caves? Whoa!

And the Guy in the Orange Shirt must be the result of an unholy union between Gollum, Good Gulf the Wizard and Arrow Shirt of Arrow Root (and his horse Thermofax) with the fabled Nikon Zoom Runes.... goes off mumbling incantations.


Eay Yuh Hay.


There is only one god
and he is the sun god
Rah, Rah, Rah :rolleyes:

Hi Bill, It's good to see someone else is "Bored Of The Rings" :D :D :D I just couldn't believe it when I first saw this thing and what was being ask as a starting bid :rolleyes: let alone the tale and the reserve that went along with it. :eek:

Robert

I believe it is wootz..........possibly even the chevron or ladder pattern ;)

This is beyond ridiculous. But Still someone had to pay an eBay fee for posting this, and I would imagine at a $2500 price, the fee would be a hell of a lot more than I would want to pay for a joke.

I remember the "Arc of the Covenant" being offered on eBay. Reached 40 million before eBay pulled it. Reason given, "Item not believed in Seller's possession."

ok, who was it?
 

Rightio, which one of you guys went to the trouble of asking that question about wobble in the blade hahaha, maybe you can throw a few silly questions at this seller.

Gav